In part 2 of the “Getting Noticed” series we’ll determine the current popularity of this blog, and how to measure changes in its ranking over time.
Determining and Tracking Your Blog’s Popularity (Getting Noticed Part 2)
Published in January 23rd, 2008
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Choosing the Best Free Digital Certificate for Securing Email
Published in January 19th, 2008
Many digital certificate providers offer free certificates to secure your email. I’ve reviewed 9 providers to help find the best certificate for you.
Moving Your Wordpress Blog to a Different Directory
Published in January 12th, 2008
Installing Wordpress into a sub-directory can impact blog branding and operation of plugins. Find out how to safely move it to become the focus of your site.
Can I Get My Blog Noticed Without Digg’s Help?
Published in January 8th, 2008
Digg and social websites are often seen as the silver bullet to rocket your blog to fame and glory. This describes an experiment to test that theory.
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